The Wu-Tang Clan’s GZA will be performing his classic 1995 album Liquid Swords live at Blue Note Jazz Club on August 24 & 25, with 8 PM and 10:30 PM shows each night. Like at his 2020 anniversary shows at… Read More
Grindcore pioneers Napalm Death‘s 1988 sophomore album, From Enslavement to Obliteration, is a certified classic, and we’ve teamed up with Earache to make an exclusive repressing limited to 200 on gold vinyl. Our stores are the only place to get… Read More
Slint haven’t played live since their 2014 reunion, but the members (minus David Pajo) did just get together to recreate the iconic photo from their classic album Spiderland (originally taken by Will Oldham), which turned 30 earlier this year. “Not… Read More
Loma, the etherial pop trio of Emily Cross, Jonathan Meiburg, and Dan Duszynski, have covered “Going Out,” the 2014 track by Danish artist Dinner, as a new single. The original has a real oddball charm, but Loma turn it into… Read More
For Jeff Rosenstock, “Bomb the Music Industry!” was more than just a clever name. After his excellent ska-punk band The Arrogant Sons of Bitches had burnt out in the mid 2000s, Jeff was left with boundless creativity but no interest… Read More
For Jeff Rosenstock, “Bomb the Music Industry!” was more than just a clever name. After his excellent ska-punk band The Arrogant Sons of Bitches had burnt out in the mid 2000s, Jeff was left with boundless creativity but no interest… Read More
UK band Delta Sleep will follow 2018’s Ghost City with a new album, Spring Island, on September 10 via the band’s own Sofa Boy Records (pre-order). They recently released lead single “The Detail,” and we’re now premiering second single “View… Read More
TONIGHT IN NYC: Wicca Phase Springs Eternal, Anxious, Wild Red @ Elsewhere Rooftop Naomi Ekperigin, Pat Regan, Christi Chiello, Alex English @ Littlefield Darlene Love @ City Winery Phoebe Robinson @ The Bell House David Cross @ Union Hall Michel… Read More
Toyah goes back to school for her and husband Robert Fripp‘s “Sunday Lunch” series this week, to cover The Who’s youth culture classic “My Generation.” She also threatens to smash a guitar a la Pete Townshend (albeit an inflatable one).… Read More
After kicking off with an abbreviated day on Friday, the first of Newport Folk Festival‘s two “Folk On” events continued on Saturday (7/24) at Fort Adams State Park in Newport, RI. Grace Potter kicked off the day, making up for… Read More